Pres. Worthen and Utah Rep. Weiler (BYU law and LDS member): Are you both aware of what was posted on Facebook Mormon.org for many days? Find out if you don't already know.
I serve the Lord Jesus Christ and I have solid use of facts and logic. jlp
To those under oath is main message below. . April 29,2014 facebook is supposed to restore all of my posts. We will see. It doesn't matter, this information will be shared. It wasn't a glitch, it was planned. Not by me.
I just work here. (My many facebook posts on Easter weekend, including Mormon.org., and leading up to it, were set as top comment on national media, church and scientific facebook sites. This should not have happened because near to no approvals to make that
happen with facebook automated software. But it did over and over. )

Insight into human behaviors, is within message to courts and professors of law below.

Dear Officers of the court or professors of law:
Please review and give your opinion to your beliefs that support "freedom of speech" on corporate funding public elections and if current drug laws create a master/slave situation between citizen members?
(If you find it impossible to give your opinion: you will know instinct is protecting status quo operations and
each of you must find a way to give your truthful reply, it is your duty. Paradox to act against your own survival logic which is in your best interest to do so. Not to act is more dangerous to stability than to correct bad behaviors.)

What both sides, or all sides, fail to recognize is the fact that our Democracy laws are being broken.
Our highest laws, constitutional principle law: ANY LAW THAT VIOLATES CITIZEN EQUALITY UINDER ALL LAWS IS NOT CONSTITUTIONAL OR LAWFUL.
Our problem is that we have inherited unlawful practices and laws from our forefathers.
Because of that fact, those unlawful laws are engrained in status quo operations.
Which mean they have a power of their own from correction.
Sounds like SCI-FI, but this is the way instinct works for or against a society.
Corporate Bribery and Drug slavery laws clearly violate equality under constitutional law but are viewed by even experts as lawful, which is not logical if using all of the facts on hand They can not be lawful because of our highest principle, being equal
or impartial toward all citizen members or groups, under uniform law code.
No special powers given to persons or groups by law.
If you would like proof that corporate bribery is an unpunished crime: print the 1 question survey and try to get an attorney, judge, public official under oath to sign their beliefs as agreeing with U.S. Supreme Court or not?Sincerely,
Jonathan L. Peterson
Behavior Research for Humanity LLC.
3670 Red Maple Rd. (765e.)
Salt Lake City, UT 84106208-650-1346 ph.(or P.O. Box 802, SLC,UT 84101)jlp1997@msn.com

---------------------"1 Question Survey for Public Officials Under Oath."

The question is simple and straight forward:
Is the act of giving or receiving gifts or promises with the intent to influence a public official unlawful?Answer the 1 question survey and honor your oath of office. Please return survey to me?If intent is provable beyond any reasonable doubt: then such practices must be prosecuted, bribery is a crime against our citizen membership.
Gross misconduct and ethics violations are the least of the charges that should and must be fully investigated/prosecuted by those having authority over such inexcusable behaviors as to accepting or supporting bribery. Bribery is unlawful. The
law of bribery is an act against citizen voter equality. Equality of voter powers is the cornerstone of our democracy under a constitution.
We have been silent, those of us who are under constitutional oath of office. Never again can we allow our rules of conduct to be openly violated without voicing our objection in the most vigorous
ways at our disposal. We are citizens of the United States of America and by law, constitutional law, must defend each other's rights to the fullest extent available, within the laws we swore to uphold.
Sincerely,
Jonathan L. Peterson
Behavior Research for Humanity LLC.
3670 Red Maple Rd. (765e.)
Salt Lake City, UT 84106208-650-1346 ph.(or P.O. Box 802, SLC,UT 84101)jlp1997@msn.com

I am a public official under oath (or may become one) and must have an opinion about the use of money or promises to influence any public official inthe discharge of his or her public or legal duties.

I agree that corporate political contributions are not lawful and violate state and federal bribery statutes because of "corporate mission laws" that protect
share holders funds (from fraud/embezzlement); funds must be spent on profit, potential profit or humanitarian expenditures only. So intent cannot be freedom of speech but seeking influence for profit.

If you believe that corporate contributions are lawful: Sign down here instead:Name(print)__________________________________Sign__________________________date____

BRIBERY:The offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting of something of value for the purpose of influencing the action of an official in the discharge of his or her public
or legal duties................unlawful by constitutional Equality Under All Laws..(created
Feb. 14, 2014)

For thirty years the Right Wing has spent tens of millions of dollars investing in their youth leadership. Their support of the infrastructure for their elected officials, candidates, young up-and-comers and thought leaders is a robust and vast array of shadowy
Religious Right groups, think tanks and foundations. Wealthy right-wing donors and organizations have poured untold resources into building the conservative movement, including its farm team -- training and recruiting young activists who eventually go on to
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Front Line Leaders Academy

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African American Religious Affairs

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